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SG-gatewayGetting Started: EtherNet/IP

STARTUP GUIDE4.02.0400.22004 1.0 en-US ENGLISH

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Table of Contents Page

1 How to Use the Getting Started ......................................................................................... 3

2 Protocol Specific Features and Restrictions....................................................................... 3

3 Configuring the Device........................................................................................................ 43.1 Setting IP Address of the EtherNet/IP Ports ..........................................................................4

3.2 WEB-PLC Settings.............................................................................................................4

3.3 Defining Inputs and Outputs ..............................................................................................6

4 Configuring the EtherNet/IP Communication.................................................................... 74.1 Creating a New Project in Studio 5000 .................................................................................7

4.2 Adding a Module ........................................................................................................... 10

4.3 Configuring a Program .................................................................................................... 11

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How to Use the Getting Started 3 (12)

1 How to Use the Getting StartedThis Getting Started shows how to configure an Ixxat SG-gateway for EtherNet/IP with the IxxatWEB-PLC and the Rockwell Software Studio 5000. The Getting Started accompanies the tutorialvideo that can be found on www.ixxat.com/energy-video.

2 Protocol Specific Features and RestrictionsFeatures

• 2 x RJ-45 EtherNet/IP 100 Mbit/s via integrated dual port cut-through switch

• generic device profile

• device Level Ring (DLR) Beacon-based

• QuickConnect class B

• CIP energy object support

• customized identity information

• explicit messaging up to 1500 bytes using Large Forward Open

• multiple I/O assembly support

• modular device support

• module status LED and network status LED

Restrictions

• up to 1448 bytes of process data in each direction

• up to 1500 bytes of explicit messaging


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Configuring the Device 4 (12)

3 Configuring the Device3.1 Setting IP Address of the EtherNet/IP Ports

► Open Rockwell Studio 5000 standard DHCP tool.

► In menu Start, select the Rockwell standard DHCP tool.

► Connect the SG-gateway to power supply.

→ During the boot up the SG-gateway appears with its MAC address in the DHCP tool.

► Select the MAC address of the connected SG-gateway in the list and set the IP address ofthe EtherNet/IP ports. DHCP is activated by default.

Fig. 1 Studio 5000 DHCP tool

► Access the SG-gateway WEB-PLC (see WEB-PLC Settings, p. 4).

3.2 WEB-PLC Settings

Observe that changes in the configuration are only saved after clicking button OK andrebooting with button Reboot .

► Observe SG-gateway User Manual for information how to install the device and how toconfigure the IP address of the device.

► Enter IP address of the device in use into a web browser.

→ Log in window is opened.



► Enter user name and password.

→ Home page of the WEB-PLC is opened.

Fig. 2 EtherNet/IP settings

► Click button Settings .

► Open tab Settings (1) and expand I/O in the configuration tree.

► Select EtherNet/IP Adapter (2) in the configuration tree.

► Activate checkbox Store changes from external tools (3) to keep changes that are made inexternal tools after a reboot.

HMS recommends to work with the default DHCP IP settings for the EtherNet/IP ports during theconfiguration.

► Define desired inputs and outputs (see Defining Inputs and Outputs, p. 6).

► Click button OK (4) and button Reboot to apply the changes.

► Click button Download (5) to download the EDS file.

→ Generated ESD file contains all defined modules and values.

► To configure the communication between the SG-device and the PLC, import the ESD file inan external tool (e.g. Rockwell Studio 5000, see Configuring the EtherNet/IP Communication,p. 7).



3.3 Defining Inputs and OutputsIn the group list, groups can be defined and values can be added to the groups.

► To add inputs select line input in the device list and click button Add Group.

► To add outputs select line output in the device list and click button Add Group.

→ Window Edit Group is opened.

► In the Window Define a name for the group (1-64 printable ASCII characters). Each groupname can only be used once.

► Click button OK.

→ Groups are entered in the device list.

► To add a value to a group, select the group in the device list and click button Add Value (2).

→ Window Edit value is opened.

Fig. 3 Example: edit value

► Configure the value parameters and click button OK.

Value parameter Description

Name Name of value (1-64 printable ASCII characters). Name is shown in the external tools (e.g.Studio 5000). Each value name can only be used once inside a group.

Data type Data type of the value

Length If length is more than 1, an array is defined. Arrays can have up to 255 elements

► Add all desired input and output groups including the desired values.

→ Groups and values are entered in the device list.

→ Each group and each value gets an index (5) that is used internally to address themodules and values.

► To modify an input, output, or value double click on the respective list entry.

► Click button OK (3) and button Reboot to apply the changes.


Configuring the EtherNet/IP Communication 7 (12)

4 Configuring the EtherNet/IP CommunicationTo configure the communication between the PLC and the SG-gateway the Rockwell SoftwareStudio 5000 can be used.

4.1 Creating a New Project in Studio 5000► Open Studio 5000.

► In the quick start menu click New Project to create a new project.

→ Window to create a project is opened.

► Select the controller in use.

► Define name and path of project.

► Click button Next.

► If necessary modify the controller settings and click button Next.

→ Project is created.

Fig. 4 Project in Rockwell Studio 5000

► Open menu Tools and select EDS Hardware Installation Tool.

→ EDS wizard is opened.

► Start the wizard.

► Select Register an EDS file and click button Next.

► Select Register a single file and click button Browse to select the created ESD file (see WEB-PLC Settings, p. 4 for information how to create an ESD file).


→ Window that shows the active installed EDS files is opened.




→ Window that shows the active communications adapters is opened.

► Select the SG-gateway and click button Next.

► To confirm the registration of the SG-gateway, click button Next.

► Finish the EDS wizard.

► In the Windows taskbar click on icon RSLinx Classic Activation.

→ Window RSLinx Classic is opened.

Fig. 5 RSLinx Classic

► In menu Communications (1) select Configure Drivers.

→ Window Configure Drivers is opened.

► In drop down menu Available Driver Types (2) select EtherNet/IP Driver.

► Click button Add New (3) and define a name for the driver.

► Select the controller in use and click button OK.

→ Driver is added to the list (4).

► Click button Close.



► In the toolbar, click button to see who is active.

Fig. 6 Window Who active

► In opened window Who Active expand the newly configured driver in the configuration tree(1) and click button Refresh (2).

► Select the driver (3) and click button Go Online (4).

→ Window Connected To Go Online is opened.

► To download the configuration to the PLC, click button Download.

► In opened window Download click button Download.

→ Configuration is downloaded to the PLC.

► Confirm the download.

→ If the connection and the driver are working, the control lights are shown in green.

Fig. 7 Connection and driver are working correctly



4.2 Adding a Module► Disconnect the device in Rockwell Studio 5000 to set the configuration offline.

► In the configuration tree open folder I/O Configuration and right-click on the entry Ethernet.

Fig. 8 Select a module type

► In the opened context menu select New Module (1).

→ Window Select Module Type is opened.

► Search for the SG-gateway (2).

► Select the SG-gateway entry in the list (3) and click button Create (4).

→ Window New Module is opened.

Fig. 9 Add a new module



► Define a name for the module in field Name (1).

► Enter the IP address of the EtherNet/IP port (2).

► To change the module definition click button Change (3).

→ Window Module Definition is opened.

► Define the data type and size of the input and output size.

► Click button OK and confirm the change.

► Close the window Select Module Type.

Fig. 10 Go online

► To check if the module is working correctly, click on the Offline symbol (1) and select GoOnline.

→ Window Connected To Go Online is opened.

► To download the configuration to the PLC, click button Download.

► In opened window Download click button Download.

→ Configuration is downloaded to the PLC.

► Confirm the download.

→ If the module is running correctly, the Status changed to Running.

► Configure a program (see Configuring a Program, p. 11).

4.3 Configuring a Program► Go offline and configure your program in Studio 5000.

► For a configuration of an example loopback program see tutorial video onwww.ixxat.com/energy-video.

► Download the configured program to the PLC and go online.

► To check the state of the running program, access the WEB PLC editor and activate the LiveView function.


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